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Yes, potassium can be brittle depending on its form.

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15y ago

yes it is but u might not think yes it is but u might not think yes it is but u might not think

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14y ago

It breaks before it bends. Which is the definition of brittle.

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15y ago

Not really it does bend but won't spring back. It is so soft you can cut it easily with a knife.

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8y ago

Potassium metal is malleable.
Yes, it is.

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9y ago

Yes, it becomes very brittle if exposed to air.

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6y ago

Potassium is malleable, brittle and not ductile.

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14y ago

is potsssium brittle

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13y ago

Ductile

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Q: Is potassium malleable or ductile or brittle?
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